Industry

By Yange Ikyaa The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited is set to become the largest capitalized company in Africa, Mallam Mele Kyari, who is the Company’s Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer has said. …
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By Yange Ikyaa Fornational and multinational oil companies to continue innovating and flourishing, they must also ensure that they have predictable and unfettered access to investment capital. This was the view of Muhammad Sanusi…
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By Yange Ikyaa TotalEnergies has said that in the next five years, it will be ramping up the rate at which it is currently producing oil and gas. This, the company said, wil happen not only in Nigeria but around the world wherever…
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The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has assured of continued sale of Petroleum Products at government-approved prices, South-West zone of the Association has said. A statement by the General Manager,…
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By Gideon Osaka The geopolitical shock of the Ukraine invasion which is fueling higher energy costs continues to cause energy security concerns globally and has put the plan for energy transition at a crossroads as countries shift…
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For oil and gas to remain important components of global energy mix, Africa must place a high premium on effective strategies for combating climate change to ensure sustainable management and maintenance of healthy landscapes, to jump…
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Apart from the production decline suffered by Nigeria in May this year, which made Angola to overtake the West African nation and become Africa’s largest oil producer, Nigeria has always been the leading oil producer in Africa. As of…
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L-R: Chairperson NIgerian Content Consultative Forum (NCCF) Diversity Sectoral Working Group (SWG) Mrs AleroOnosode; Minister of State Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva; Chairperson Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited…
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By Yange Ikyaa Nigerian leader, President Muhammadu Buhari, has said that his government will continue to pay fuel subsidy, in his latest response to calls from both within and outside Nigeria for him to scrap the expenditure. He…
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